Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
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The 10 Hardest Jobs to Fill in the US
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Have you ever wondered what the hardest-to-fill jobs are in the U.S.? Well, lucky for you, we have the answer!
To create this ranking, we use Appcast’s proprietary Recruiting Difficulty Score (RDS) developed b...
UK: July 2026 — Job Market Stabilizes, Offering Relief for the New Burnham Government
Before we dive in: join us live on Substack on August 7 at 10am ET, where the Recruitonomics team will unpack the U.S. July jobs report. Link here.
This is a pivotal moment the U.K. economy. Yesterday, Andy Burnham became Britain’s new pri...
Does the World Cup Create Jobs in Host Cities?
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In our previous piece, we looked at whether the 2026 World Cup sparked a hiring boom in U.S. hospitality. The national data gave a clear answer: no. Employment in the sector fell in June, and economic research su...
The World Cup Hiring Boom That Wasn’t
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With the tournament in its final week, you might be wondering: Does the World Cup create additional jobs in the U.S.?
According to media reports, the spending boom associated with the event should be significant...
Stop Freaking Out About the Falling Labor Share
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Well, maybe you weren’t worried about the falling labor share. But some people are — and they probably shouldn’t be. I’ll explain why.
Wage angst
There is no doubt that the emergence of AI has created a...
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Recruitonomics provides data-driven economic analysis to help business leaders, HR professionals, and economics enthusiasts understand and navigate the evolving challenges within labor markets and the world of recruitment.
Economist at Appcast
Chief Economist at Appcast
Senior Economist working for Appcast and Stepstone. Interested in all things macro, economic history, and labor markets
I care about good data, great people, and building things that actually matter. This is where I share what I'm learning as a leader. It's part strategy, part storytelling, and part figuring it out as I go! | Manager of Data Analytics at Appcast, Inc.
I am a current student-athlete at Bates College and a Summer Student on the Data Team at Appcast Inc.
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